Changes For Good » Yahoo http://www.changesforgood.org A repository of ideas for making the world a better place, contributed by creative-thinking, solution-oriented bloggers who care, from all over the world Sat, 14 Nov 2009 16:05:24 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Copyright © Changes For Good 2010 stephan@stephanspencer.com (Changes For Good) stephan@stephanspencer.com (Changes For Good) posts A repository of ideas for making the world a better place, contributed by creative-thinking, solution-oriented bloggers who care, from all over the world Changes For Good Changes For Good stephan@stephanspencer.com No no http://www.changesforgood.org/wp-content/plugins/podpress/images/powered_by_podpress.jpg Changes For Good http://www.changesforgood.org 144 144 Donating your ad revenue to charity http://www.changesforgood.org/2006/06/20/donating-your-ad-revenue-to-charity/ http://www.changesforgood.org/2006/06/20/donating-your-ad-revenue-to-charity/#comments Wed, 21 Jun 2006 03:54:27 +0000 Stephan Spencer http://www.changesforgood.org/2006/06/20/donating-your-ad-revenue-to-charity/ I would like to see all the contextual advertising networks like Google AdSense, YPN (Yahoo Publishing Network), Chitika, etc. have an option where, instead of getting a check or electronic payment to your bank account, you could donate your revenue earnings directly to a charity of your choice.

Does anybody know if an ad network is offering that already? Do you know any bloggers who donate their AdSense revenue to charity? I am thinking of putting AdSense ads on my blogs, this one included, and donating the ad proceeds to charity.

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Bono has already signed up some stellar brands as partners, including American Express, Gap, Converse and Giorgio Armani. American Express offers cardholders a no-fee “Red” American Express card (yes, the color of the card is red); every time you make a purchase with it a small part of the transaction fee gets donated to the Global Fund to Fight Aids, TB and Malaria. Armani ”Red” sunglasses will sport a small “Red” logo on the side of the frame, and part of the money you spend on the sunglasses gets donated to “Red”. Gap will sell “Red” branded T-shirts.

I would love to see Yahoo! participate in “Red”. Perhaps they could have a “red” version of My Yahoo! with some red color to it. Every banner ad or search ad you click on when you are logged into My Yahoo! sees some of the proceeds that Yahoo! receives from that click donated to the Global Fund. I am a My Yahoo! user and I would love to have a “red” version of My Yahoo. Yahoo users would love to know they can each help make a small difference in the fight against AIDS in Africa. So Yahoo!, whaddya say?

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